8 Hackage

9 GHC bug squashing

I plan to fix a few random GHC bugs and I’m more than happy to guide GHC-newbies in doing the same. Planning and coordination will happen at https://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/ZuriHac2014. I started to collect some suitable tickets, feel free to add some.

Joachim Breitner

Lorenzo Tabacchini

10 Oauth-provider

Gerolf Seitz (I would like to have a RFC / code-review on oauth-provider)

11 Math Symbols in Diagrams

I'd like to be able to label diagrams with mats symbols and fonts: http://projects.haskell.org/diagrams/. There has been some discussion of this on #diagrams and I need to write up an approach. NB I have used diagrams a lot but never hacked on the package itself.

Dominic Steinitz

David Wagner

12 Propellor

13 Rest

We have recently open sourced our rest framework which Erik Hesselink gave a presentation about at last years ZuriHac. It provides a declarative way to define REST resources (rest-core) which can be used to run the api on different web servers (rest-happstack, rest-snap) and to automatically generate clients for different languages along with documentation and usage examples (rest-gen). We want to write introductory materials to get people started. We'd appreciate help and we'd be happy to sit down with anyone wanting to get started with rest.

Adam Bergmark

Erik Hesselink

Sebastiaan Visser

Project ideas:

Write tutorials based on the rest-example blog application

Refactor the rest-gen haskell client generation to use haskell-src-exts

Write a test-framework that runs an api and uses its generated client

14 Erlang Interpreter in Haskell

This is my learning project for Haskell, and since I come from Erlang background I have chosen to combine both things into one.

16 LambdaCube 3D - Stunts game

LambdaCube 3D is a domain specific language and library that makes it possible to program GPUs in a purely functional style.
During ZuriHac I'll implement FRP based menu for Stunts demo. If you are interested in game development join! :)

Csaba Hruska

17 extensible-effects

18 complexity

Complexity is a tool to measure the emprical complexity of functions. During Zurihac we want to rewrite complexity so that it makes use of the excellent Criterion package. We also want to rewrite the reporting part. Perhaps not depend on any GUI toolkits but instead generate a static HTML report.